Returning and Comments

Hello, ducklings.

First item of business is that I intend to post again. Go easy on me. I'm rusty.

Second is that I have changed the comments settings for our blog. We have been getting these oh-so-lovely spams about China and Viagra and 20 ways a person can make money real quick. I don't want to read that. I don't want you to have to read that. Lord knows, I don't read Sarah Elisabeth's fish recipes and think, "But what about Russia?"

So going forward, us Leisurely Breakfast kids will be reviewing all comments before they get posted. If you're not a robot, you should have no problem getting your comments through to us. And if you are some kind of Big Brother blog monster, well...we're watching you back.

an apology to the masses

we've been kind of terrible about posting lately. sarah elisabeth has been crazy busy and I've been crazy busy in a different way and gina marie is...busy too? anyway, we have been cooking but there hasn't been the time to post. we're getting back on track now, which mostly involves me getting pictures off of my phone and onto the interwebs. thank you to the folks who have put up with our silence; I'm certain that the void in your life was incredibly difficult to bear and we here at leisurely breakfast respect and appreciate your strength. you are all patriots to us.

food thoughts with gina marie

who out there has been wondering where gina marie's posts have gone? (sarahs emily and elisabeth raise their hands.) I now present an interview on food with the missing blogger:

1: What is the best food anyone has ever made for you?
corn chowder out of a bag. does that count as "made"? otherwise, my grandma's escarole soup.
2: What is the one thing you cannot make but would most like to learn how?
sushi! and curry. and corn chowder!
3: If you were to be chased by an item of food in a dream, what is it most likely to be and would you defeat it?
probs. the stay puff marshmallow man, so marshmallow. and i would call the ghostbusters.
4: Is there a food that you hated as a child but love now? Or vice versa?
i loved ghostbuster cereal, now not so much.
5: What three items do you need for a successful spring picnic?
watermelon, brie and green apple and mustard sandwiches, and lemonade.

heed her wise advise in question 5, folks. go outside for a picnic and bring supplies!